Exchequer accounts system

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The company I work for uses Sage Line 50 (and I like it, so please no comments re this!). But I have no knowledge of Exchequer or how it works. I am soon to be involved in interviews for my assistant, one of whom was using this package. So it would be useful for me to gain at least a basic idea of how the package works and whether knowledge of this package can be relatively easily transferred to Line 50; for example, is there an editable Chart of Accounts and are the Purchase and Sales order processes similiar, etc. Would there be anyone who could give me an objective and short short synopsis of the differences

On the SOP and POP side, frankly Sage is pitiful when compared with Exchequer.

On the accounting side you can certainly change the accounts around; Exchequer has won regular prizes as the mid-range system preferred by FD's.

So you may end up being a bit embarrassed when comparing the two packages. But anyone who can master Exchequer will certainly be able to master Sage. And Sage has its own charms: if the basic requirement is fairly simple why spend a lot of money when Sage is perfectly up to the job?